Fatekeeper

i purchased this game thinking i would play a little and then drop it, unknowing i would be completely attached to it and in love with the scenery and gameplay. ive never written a review like this as i have never thought so strongly about a video game. this is one of the best games ive ever played in my entire life and i hope to see and enjoy future updates. if you are currently reading this while debating whether or not to get the game listen, all the other reviews saying its not good are just not true or inacurate. This game is a MASTERPIECE that deserves WAY more recognition, in terms of improvement i think the game should be more open-world so that if you miss past a weapon in previous area you can go back to obtain it at a later point, this could also allow players to progress at their own pace with things such as side quests that reward the player with different items to help progress especially for players who are'nt familiar with swords and sorcery RPGs. Once again i would just like to say thank you to the developers for granting us the ability to experience this masterpiece of a video game and i am extremely excited for future updated to keep up with.

Think of this as more of a paid demo right now, but is it worth it? Absolutely. For an Early Access game, it's surprisingly polished. I didn't encounter a single bug during my first playthrough. Combat feels good overall but can be a little clunky in places, but there's more to it than simply spamming attacks. The variety of enemy types keeps encounters interesting instead of constantly fighting the same enemies over and over. The environmental combat is a highlight. You can pull down platforms, drop heavy objects onto enemies, knock them off ledges, kick them into spikes, and generally use the world to your advantage. The dismemberment system is also very satisfying when it kicks in. The Doom-style boss executions are another standout feature. They're brutal, cinematic, and the transition from gameplay into the execution cutscenes is nearly seamless, making them feel like a natural part of the fight rather than an interruption. I'd love to see more hidden areas with unique loot to reward exploration, although there are already a few secrets scattered around for those willing to look. The world design is fantastic, and the weapons and armour have a unique style that helps the game stand out from other fantasy titles. Combined with the excellent graphics, it's a genuinely great-looking game. Overall, this is a strong Early Access release with a solid foundation, enjoyable combat, and stunning visuals. Looking forward to future updates.

Devs are onto something GREAT here, excited for the full release of the game!

I beat the final Boss on my 9th attempt. This Game is realy fun and interesting. The Crafting system captivates you and the manny ingredients and combinations of Potions and Elixirs make the game very interesting. I will definitely buy the Full-Version once it gets released to finish the story....

hell yeah

great game cant wait for full game

The best fantasy game I've played in the last decade

Excellent looking game that desperately needs controller support.

ZERO controller support. Dev thinks you should just do it yourself and rebind every key. Says its planned "in the future" but will not give a date. Its a two minute job in UE5. Buy VOIN instead. Its 2026 but the dev thinks its 1998,, says it all.

Its a maybe vote! Super amazing graphics, game defenitly hooks you from the beginning, however after playing 4 hours so far I feel like a repeat. What I mean by this... you walk through your linear path, collect flowers and come across and fight goblins. RINSE and REPEAT. (Spartan kicking goblins however never gets old) Hoping to encounter other enemies or dragons later in the game